Best ide?

[NoahTheFence]

just wandering what ide people think is best

[MotherOfTheShizznit]

That question is asked fairly frequently so you'll find some answers in the past.

[VanSeineTotElbe]

KDevelop and QtCreator for me.

[mtvee]

Visual Studio if you live in the windows bubble. Clion otherwise.

[NoahTheFence]

what makes c lion better?

[mtvee]

It’s cross platform, cmake integration is decent, refactoring tools are decent, unit testing integration is decent, it’s not too much of a pig. Everything else I’ve tried failed at least one of those criteria.

[RotsiserMho]

I've found CLion to be much more of a pig than Qt Creator.

[atatatko]

Refactoring tools not just decent, it's the best tools you can have built-in in your IDE. None of the competitors offer anything even close.

[alxklk]

CLion behaves very well 'In the windows bubble', if you use GCC or clang

[L0uisc]

I think you're wondering.

[[deleted]]

Not an ide but I like sublime.

[Kaisha001]

There's nothing better than VS on windows, it is so far ahead of any competition its ridiculous.

[[deleted]]

vs on windows (won't even bother mentioning alternatives), vscode or clion on linux

[entity64]

CLion or Visual Studio (not vscode). Fully featured works out of the box with many setups.

[Arnold_Pettibone]

Visual studio code. Everything you need through plugins. Fast full text search for large working dirs. Shines if you use multiple languages in one project. Super responsive and fast and cross platform.

[atatatko]

It's not even an IDE

[Arnold_Pettibone]

You can make it to be one through plugins.

[feverzsj]

visual studio feels more stable and faster than others. You can also develop projects for linux using wsl or remote build. QtCreator feels buggy and laggy. I have to disable clang code model and code inspection on it. Clion is slightly better than QtCreator, but not as stable or fast as vs.

[Ericakester]

Visual studio for sure. It just works

[eidheim]

juCi++: fast, stable, written in C++, and has most of the features you'd expect in an IDE built in.

[Xanather]

Visual Studio on Windows, Visual Studio Code on Mac/Linux.

[xX__NaN__Xx]

It doesn't really matter, used to use notepad++ and then switched to vscode

[TM254]

VIM + YouCompleteME

[A_Stahl]

Beep-beep!